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BOYS, BOYS, BOYS! Violence, car games, and way more. Are YOU READY TO ROCK!!? Some games include was simulations. You are a cdharacter in the war and get to choose your armor and defense. It's violent, but it's only virtual and it's all in fun. Nobody really gets hurt. Some games are sports and in arenas. You might get killed but only online and you get to have another life and play again. Most games have you start with three lives, and that's two more than the real thing. Don't try this at home!!

Now you can also look at Class 5-302A's funny videos made for a contest titled BrainyFlix. We were supposed to define SAT words and make a humorous video about the word. Vanessa & Latanya made a video for the word Intrepid and it rocked! Watch them now! Maria and Siva have a video for Pugnacious which is an editor's top pick. Want to know what rancid and abduct mean? We have videos for that. Raheel and Shalom made a video so we'll understand what juvenile means. Michaela is unique -- and so is her video and embellish your life with Gagandeep's definition (and video design). Don't know what canvas means? Anton and Aaron will show you. We all use an alias online but Isha has perfected with her video definition.

I chose this website because I am an entomologist and like to learn more about the newest bug around the world. On these sites you can learn about bug identification, you get to post new findings to share with the science community, and your posts can be answered in the form of a blog. It's a message board, blog, and information resource all in one series of sites.

These websites gives cool pictures & charts of cyrptids. This subject is about creatures that exist but have not yet been accepted by the scientific community. Some of these are animals that are hybrids, combinations that science has yet to categorize. We believe that they exist somewhere in this world. This is a field that combines fact and fiction and you sometimes have to suspend belief. For example, some charts include information about if the cryptids if they have been identified their scientific name, and where they were discovered.

Lillies, Tulips, Roses, OH MY! Learn about different, beautiful, tropical, exotic flowers!Did you know that there is over 50 different types of flowers, and no flower name starts with K, U, or X!? If you can't go outside, at least you can enjoy nature virtually. There is so much you can learn about flowers online and the photos are incredible.

The reason why we chose gaming as a category was because when we are on the computer, we visit lots of game websites. We spend so much time on the sites and the time goes quickly. You can spend your life playing these games and that's why they are addicting. Well, maybe we're exaggerating, but they sure take up lots of time and we love it.

All of these websites teach math in fun ways. The sites show how to do basic operations like, division or multiplication. A few of these websites also have educational games to help you with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing. The best part is that they are online and free so you can have fun whenever you like if you have Internet access.

National Geographic sends explorers to document every type of science, but they specialize in nature. The stories they tell are geared for kids, but adults would like it, too. The videos are amazing and you can access it all online. There are movies, games, photos, stories and more! Every week they can send you an advisory of the next new topic they are covering. Awesome!

This is a site that explains colonial America in a way that children can understand. The categories of cultures, religion, U.S. Presidents and government are just some of the subjects to research. It is comprehensive and one can learn about the country from the beginning to now.

Games, videos, entertainment, and education. Learn all about the galaxies, dwarf planets, moons, planets, and the sun! Also, most of this information is explained in a way that children could understand.

I like this website because if I miss a game I can always check the scores here. Also you can check information on games that are happening later and stuff on the players. This is for basketball fans and everything you wanted to know about the NBA is online here.

Library of Congress houses an entire section on political cartoon and American history. The cartoons include poking fun at various times in history satirizing American presidents, political events, news, people -- everyone is fair game and it's funny. You need to keep your sense of humor handy and have a thick skin because some people who are satirized don't have a sense of humor. Others are offended, but the satire isn't limited.

On these websites, you can look at photos and video of buses, trains, planes, and boat from around the world. Also, you can see which transit lines in different cities might have service changes in the next few months, or which line might have construction being done on it. NYC mass transit is a major part of this and people are going online to learn about new services, ways of making purchases, and the going green initiative, especially with new hybrid buses and NYC's efforts to put them in service.